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@freik/ts-cpp-tooling

v0.3.1

Published

A simple IDL for use with CrowCpp (C++) and TypeScript

Readme

ts-cpp-tooling

This is my set of TS/C++ tools (specifically for dealing with projects that involve both)

crow-idl

A very restrictive IDL for generating types in C++ and Typescript with to/from CrowCpp's JSON types.

Just use it by running

bunx --package="@freik/ts-cpp-tooling" crow-idl <args>

or

npx --package="@freik/ts-cpp-tooling" crow-idl <args>

This is actually actively in use by my Cassette Music Player project.

Basically, you define your types (in a simple Typescript-hosted IDL) and crow-idl will generate both Typescript and C++ files for marshalling & unmarshalling the types as CrowCpp's JSON types.

  • [ ] Document the command line better. It's not complicated, but it's not obvious, either.

  • [ ] Switch this over to the JSON stuff that my friend built in his Crow project, because it's pretty cool (and a lot better than Crow's stuff). Or maybe just add his stuff as a possible target option?

ts-class-graph

Create a mermaid class graph from Typescript types & interfaces. This is very clunky, shockingly untested, but I'm using it to document TS code that I'm converting over to C++.

bunx --package="@freik/ts-cpp-tooling" ts-class-graph <optional path to tsconfig.json>